What is the difference between this and the Swissmar Borner V-1001 V-Slicer Plus?
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I don't have the plus, but I think that this is a newer model with some additional 'ease of use' functions like the push button adjustable blade. I would think that they both slice the same, but I don't know how many people would own both to know.
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"This" has a side button to adjust thickness, and, plastic comes flush with the V blade so no sharp V edges while not in use or in storage. (This safety feature was my why I chose the 7000.)
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Much easier and SAFER to change thickness on slices and dices. It is just a much better unit. I have both; the New one with the locking slice adjustment and the V-1001. The new one we use almost daily at home the v-1001 we took to our cabin and it is perfect as we don't do as much fancy cooking up there.
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I preferred the slicer that wasn't adjustable as this one tends to move thickness whilst in use as there is no locking mechanism. The non adjustable is the same brand, make sure you get the thin slicer and yes it will do your job I use mine all the time I love it!
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Also B0002IYI62 looks the same. Different colors. Different year models? I would like to know too. Check image 3 on:Benriner Japanese Mandolin Vegetable Slicerby GrunwergIt shows the lady with 2 slicers of different colors but appear to be the same size. Now check Benriner Wide-Body Large Slicerby BenrinerThe Benriner video at the 4th image shows 3 different slicers:Jumbo BenrinerSuper BenrinerBenriner (the smallest)
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Try the Swissmar V-2053 Borner Power Line Thin Julienne Slicer.Swissmar V-2053 Borner Power Line Thin Julienne Slicer
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i am not sure. i had a slicer my mother gave me years ago but it finally "died". i found the one i have on amazon, read the reviews on various brands and finally decided on the one i wanted. it is heavier than my old one but it works quite well. i wish i knew the difference but i don't. i am so sorry i could not give you the info you needed.
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I don't know the difference but I love the one pictured. It's my new all around camping knife. Very solidly built and worth the price. I'd even pay an extra $4 for it.
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I'm not sure what you mean by a V-slicer and I don't think I've used one so I can't say. The julienne blades don't work well with harder vegetables. It's a shame because that's what we really wanted it for but...oh, well. I know others have said that it does work well so perhaps it is our inexperience with it. It's our first. We will try again and let you know!
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Hi Julia, In my oppinion the "Spiral Slicer" is more of a domestic utensil, and very good. The "Vertical Turner/ Slicer" is more robust and suitable for professional use by chefs etc. They are both great products! Cheers Brian Thompson Australia
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I never owned a v-1001 so I can't answer for sure. but from looking at pictures, they seem identical. Its best if you ask the seller. they will clarify for you. =)
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I'm sorry, I don't know for sure. I am still using and enjoying this slicer.
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There seems to be no difference so go with price. Please note that neither model has a cutting blade, if that is important to you.
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I tried the Benriner slicer but like the Paderno World Cuisine A4982799 Tri-Blade Plastic Spiral Vegetable Slicer much more. It is easier to use with suction cups to hold it still, has a compartment to hold all the blades which is much easier for storage and safety. It can do a good variety of veggies also.
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Since I own both, I compared the two, and found that they are the same size...but I could NOT find the numbers you refer to...the 001 and 060...anywhere on the package. I wondered about the blades, even though they appeared to be the same side-by-side, but looking at the replacement blades on Amazon (AccuSharp 3036-2024 Knife Sharpener Replacement Blades), they are meant for ALL Accusharp products. Aslo, I looked at ConsumerSearch website and both tools are lumped together in a description. I bought both to have one inside the house near where I cook (blue hand guard), and obviously one outside in the garage where the gardening tools are (green hand guard). I LOVE LOVE LOVE this product in the kitchen as it sharpens quickly and very well; I originally bought it because it was recommended by America's Test Kitchen, and I am an aficionado of most anything they do or review or recommend. Now, can I please get back to cooking?
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Liang - The Superbox Bamix comes with the following items: Multi-purpose blade, whisk, beater, meat/vegetable mincer, processor, jug and table stand. The Swissline doesn't have the meat/vegetable mincer. The Deluxe doesn't have the meat/veg mincer, the processor or the jug. The Professional doesn't have the processor, the jug or the table stand but comes with the wall bracket. The Mono doesn't have the meat/veg mincer, the processor, the jug or the table stand but comes with a multi-beaker and a wall bracket. I hope this helps, if you have any further questions we are here to answer them for you. Karen/Eurostoves 866-558-0007
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I had the same question. Digging around on the Schlage web site, it looks like the only difference is the packaging. Schlage refers to the 'V' version as the "Visual Pack" while the non-V version is called a "Box Pack". Both versions include all of the same parts.
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Sorry, I can't make a comparison, as this the only Zyliss grater I've ever owned. FYI - I'm still loving it, absolutely no complaints. Get it, you won't regret it.
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I have two separate ones. One makes slices and one makes julienne cuts. It is worth buying both as it makes life a whole lot easier.